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Taking a deep dive into the offerings at this year’s Spokane International Film Festival
Finding an unheralded film that you can sing the praises of is a gift. It’s like a tiny magical secret you’re encouraged to share. In the Inland Northwest, there’s no better time to build up a treasure trove of such cinematic jewels than when the Spokane International Film Festival (SpIFF) rolls around.
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Out for Inlander Restaurant Week: Nekojita Ramen
While I was the Inlander’s food editor for several years (2017-2022), I don’t often get the chance these days to cover new restaurant openings. Yet I made a point to when Nekojita Ramen, Chef Joseph O’Neal’s Japanese-inspired eatery inside the Washington Cracker Co. Building, debuted last fall after many months of planning.
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Charley Crockett brings 'Age of the Ram' Tour to Northern Quest
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. — The man from Waco is headed to Airway Heights. Independent country star Charley Crockett is bringing his Age of the Ram Tour to BECU Live at Northern Quest Resort & Casino. Crockett will perform with Sierra Hull on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at 7:30 p.m.
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Award-winning deli from Missoula opens in Airway Heights
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Restaurant week: Das Stein Haus, Max at Mirabeau and Hula Pot
Restaurant week is officially underway! We visited a few establishments featured on the 2026 list. Each restaurant offers a three-course meal at one of a few fixed price options. Das Stein Haus, Spokane:. Max at Mirabeau, Spokane:. Hula Pot, Coeur d'Alene:
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Out for Inlander Restaurant Week: Kuni’s Thai Cuisine
Despite being a Monday evening, the parking lot at Kuni’s Thai Cuisine in North Spokane was quickly filling up. As a South Hill dweller, I don’t often find myself in the Fairwood neighborhood, but ever since I heard about Kuni’s I’ve been itching to try the menu of Thai-style cuisine and other Asian fare.
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Movies and TV shows casting in Spokane
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
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Out for Inlander Restaurant Week: Spencer’s for Steaks & Chops
For me, Inlander Restaurant Week has always been about trying new-to-me restaurants. Last year, Indicana was a major hit for me. The year prior, Kismet swept me off my feet. This year, I went a bit more traditional by checking out Spencer’s — a Spokane institution that I’d yet to try as a native to the Lilac City.
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The Washington Diner That Serves Meals Inside a Vintage Train Car
There’s a diner in Washington where your breakfast comes with a side of railroad history. You don’t just sit at a table here. You slide into a booth inside a real vintage train car. The ceilings curve overhead, the aisles are narrow, and the whole place feels like...
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New restaurant brings from-scratch Italian dining to the Garland District
SPOKANE, Wash. — A new spot just opened in Spokane’s Garland District bringing delicious, hand-made Italian food and craft cocktails to the area. Temple Tavern is serving up pizza and pasta made from scratch plus classic and modern cocktails. Owner Taylor Rainwater makes the dough every morning and...
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Restaurant Week runs through March 7
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Doc on Mark Few era at Gonzaga set for March premiere on Tubi
A feature-length documentary capturing Gonzaga men’s basketball’s “historic run under longtime coach Mark Few will premiere on streaming platform Tubi starting March 6,” according to Theo Lawson of the Spokane SPOKESMAN-REVIEW. The 74-minute documentary, titled “Gonzaga: The Slipper Still Fits,” has been “more than two years in the making.” The film features “more than a dozen interviews with former Gonzaga players now in the NBA.” A film crew led by director David Check obtained “behind-the-scenes footage of Gonzaga during the 2023-24 season, following the team at home and road games” (Spokane SPOKESMAN-REVIEW, 2/25). The HOLLYWOOD REPORTER’s Ryan Gajewski noted the documentary was produced by Thomas Tull and hails from Teton Ridge Entertainment and Words + Pictures. Jillian Share, Josh Miller, Connor Schell, Jonathan Hock, Libby Geist, Alexa Conway and Angela T. O’Neal serve as executive producers. Negotiating the deal were Miller, Teton Ridge Dir/National Brand Partnerships Jessica McCourt and Tubi Sports Content Acquisition lead Ian Nelson (HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, 2/25).
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Taste Budz Review: Luna Spokane
For Valentine’s Day, Zack and I decided to check out Luna on the South Hill in Spokane; we were drawn to the name, as that’s what we’d like to name a daughter one day. The ambiance of Luna was perfect for Valentine’s Day, with unique decor such as birdcage chandeliers, dim lighting, and a cozy setting.
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Schmidty's Burgers says farewell to Coeur d'Alene
Denise Schmidt and her husband, Nate, have never shied away from a challenge. After losing their restaurant on Fourth Street to a fire in 2020, the couple bounced back, reopening Schmidty’s Burgers at 1524 E. Sherman Ave. less than a year later. They transformed the white-walled, concrete space into one full of character, shaping every design choice from the flooring to the layout of the kitchen and dining space.
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Train Dreams began with an unexpectedly rough plane landing. Now it may fly high at the Oscars
Train Dreams, director Clint Bentley’s transcendent locally set and shot film about troubled logger Robert Grainier (played by Joel Edgerton) living through a rapidly evolving, often perilous early 20th century Pacific Northwest, has become a cause célèbre for the talented local crew who brought it to life and the producers who’ve seen it become a sleeper awards contender.